If you're not looking for graphics and use something like SeaMonkey as your composer, it's possible to do a decent website just by being able to type. I use SeaMonkey for my own website (fan fiction and fan fiction recs) and find it pretty easy to figure out. It's no harder than most of the word processing programs I've used.
I do recommend against using the web composition options provided by Microsoft. They're notorious for not displaying properly when accessed by non-Microsoft browsers.
I'm not sure about the complexities of uploading the pages. Those depend on where you host it, but I expect that there are people who could offer help there, too.
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Date: 2008-02-22 09:17 pm (UTC)I do recommend against using the web composition options provided by Microsoft. They're notorious for not displaying properly when accessed by non-Microsoft browsers.
I'm not sure about the complexities of uploading the pages. Those depend on where you host it, but I expect that there are people who could offer help there, too.